Turin police arrested a man for suspected drug dealing after officers spotted him trying to hand over narcotics in Barriera Milano. The operation, carried out by officers from the Barriera Milano police station, followed routine patrols. Agents saw a foreign man known to the police arrive on an electric scooter in Via Fossata, and they stopped him while he was reportedly attempting to sell drugs to other people. A personal search found 14 circular and 6 rectangular slabs containing hashish, for a total of more than 2 kilograms. Officers also seized two sets of keys linked to two separate apartments in the area. In one of the apartments, police found and seized about 5 kilograms of hashish, split into slabs, and 56 grams of “pure” cocaine hidden in a chest in the living room. Officers also seized a total of €2,370 in cash, believed to be proceeds from illegal activity. Based on the evidence gathered, the 25-year-old was placed under arrest for suspected possession of drugs with intent to sell. Under a court order, he was taken to the “Lorusso e Cutugno” prison in Turin. The case is currently in the preliminary investigation stage, and the suspect is presumed not guilty until a final court decision.